18-Year-Old Sentenced For Williamsburg Breakin
William B. Clay, 18, of Williamsburg, received a 10 year sentence at the Anamosa Iowa state reformatory after pleading guilty to larceny stemming from a 1968 break-in at Coffman Sales Co. He had his car towed for repairs and paid part of a $45 bill. The case notes that 17-year-old Raymond Conrad, involved in the same incident, faced juvenile court status and other alleged crimes.
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Marengo
William B. Clay
Williamsburg
Anamosa
Iowa County
Raymond ‘Con- Clay
Hobanks Clarine
Althat
Coffman Sales Co
Acca
Hobanks
Althoough Tay
Rad
Charge Filed Over Car Stripping Case in Manchester
A Manchester case involves alleged removal of personal property and auto accessories from a car trunk. The charges accuse theft or unlawful taking connected with a vehicle, with details outlining involved items and parties.
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Manchester
Iowa Democrats Seek By Herritea Weber vg HAH DEY Priake Anea
Iowa Democrats seek to press federal study into Mississippi River water pollution as a cost issue and to avoid duplication of state efforts. State officials say federal plans may slow timing for city sewage treatment mandates while Iowa has spent about $100,000 on river studies and anticipates more data from Keokuk, Burlington, and Davenport.
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Herritea Weber Vg
Robert Buckmaster
Waterloo
Iowa Water Pollution-Control Commission
Iowa
Poston
Fort Madison
Muscatine
Clinton
Keokuk
Burlington
Davenport
Mississippi
Missouri
Western Iowa college proposal stirs campaign issues
The draft text mentions a controversial Western Iowa college proposal, Governor Ray's administration, Democratic State Chairman Strained, and potential campaign topics. It references Ohio's recent vote on a $4,000 supplemental for teachers, transportation, community colleges, voting changes, and tax reform as possible explosive issues.
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Jamies Schad
Ray
Iowa
Ohio
Officers Named by Relations Council in Decorah
Decorah reports the Human Relations Council elected Rev. David Berg pastor of Good Shepherd Lutheran as president succeeding Mrs. Hjalmer Carlson. New officers include Mrs diel Schweitzer as vice president and Mrs Phillip Reitan as secretary, with Darwin Hacker re-elected treasurer. Directors re-elected for three year terms are Dennis Fetters Mrs Roger Knutson Mrs Russell Larson Rev Dennis Mueller Jerry Scott and Rev A P White. Eugene Briggs joined Luther College as associate dean of students and succeeds Glen Kappelmann who moved from Decorah.
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Decorah
David Berg
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Hjalmer Carlson
Council
Diel. Schweitzer
Phillip Reitan
Darwin Hacker
Dennis Fetters
Roger Knutson
Russell Larson
Dennis Mueller
Jerry Scott
A. P. White
Eugene Briggs
Luther College
Glen Kappelmann
Winneshiek United Fund Names Drive Chairmen
Decorah figures Joe Pettit and John Hess were named drive chairmen for Winneshiek County United Fund. The campaign runs the week of October with advance gifts appeal starting one week earlier. The United Fund serves 31 agencies in Winneshiek County.
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Decorah
Joe Pettit
John Hess
Winneshiek County
United Fund
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